20 mar 2004
The concert was okay. Sunspot, the band from Madison, was awesome. Generally too loud, but i do have such tender ears.
It seems that every time i am home there are different people living here. Apparently John (Kim's eldest) lived here most of January & February, but i missed it. James (and Larken) are asleep, so i know it is late. Even Thomas is giving me the lets-go-to bed dance, and he's supposed to be nocturnal.
Thomas is many things cats aren't supposed to be, such as a lover of eating twice-cooked-corn-mixed-with-cappucino but not gravy.
You will go to your grave not knowing how i know that.
I love that my feet hold a shoe's shape longer than the shoe itself lasts. Jumping around today at the concert opened up a scab i have from a pair of shoes i no longer own, and as i was considering this circumstance i realized i have two scabs/bumps from my green Docs that i haven't worn in at least a year. I think my sister stole them. Hm. Or did i give them away?
Sunspot, like i said, is an awesome band. They're playing the Orpheum in Madison on May 1st, and i invite any and all of you to come to the show (and stay with me, if you need to). Because the Orpheum is an awesome venue, and if you're from a place such as Wisconsin you must become aware that a few worthwhile locals exista. I can't think of any others, but they must be extant.
they must...
hm.
good WI locals:
1. Racy's
2. the Orpheum
3. the Safehouse
4. my old treehouse
5. the Rindo basement
6. the "thanks for visiting Wisconsin, please come again!" signs, but only when you know you won't be seeing them for a long, long time.
7. Donna's bedroom
8. top of a harvestor
9.
10.
Once i got past 3, i really wanted that to be a top 10 list, but i can't think of any others. Jesus, let's all move.
Far away.
However, i really like Eau Claire. What i like about it isn't the city itself, because the city itself is shitty. Car culture, to the marrow.
What i like is that i see people i know when i go places, like Racy's, Acoustic, Wolf concerts, et cetera. It's bizarre that these places should be 'familar,' as every town about our size has a Baker's Square, but when i'm at our particular Baker's Square, i (in real life) see people i know (such as Allison, Bethany, or my mom) and see (in memory) many more.
Thomas gave up his let-us-nap dance and abondoned me. pooooooooor, depressed kitty. (heh, pour)
I also saw Mary & Allison at Acoustic today, twas wonderful. They my homeys. Allison and i are going to make a kick-ass movie about a superstar, played by Mary. Mary already agreed to be the superstar, but she doesn't know what we have in mind for the script.
from the mynds of Allison and Sarah... could there be anything more sadistic?
Don't worry too much, honey.
Goodnight.
¶ 01:07
It seems that every time i am home there are different people living here. Apparently John (Kim's eldest) lived here most of January & February, but i missed it. James (and Larken) are asleep, so i know it is late. Even Thomas is giving me the lets-go-to bed dance, and he's supposed to be nocturnal.
Thomas is many things cats aren't supposed to be, such as a lover of eating twice-cooked-corn-mixed-with-cappucino but not gravy.
You will go to your grave not knowing how i know that.
I love that my feet hold a shoe's shape longer than the shoe itself lasts. Jumping around today at the concert opened up a scab i have from a pair of shoes i no longer own, and as i was considering this circumstance i realized i have two scabs/bumps from my green Docs that i haven't worn in at least a year. I think my sister stole them. Hm. Or did i give them away?
Sunspot, like i said, is an awesome band. They're playing the Orpheum in Madison on May 1st, and i invite any and all of you to come to the show (and stay with me, if you need to). Because the Orpheum is an awesome venue, and if you're from a place such as Wisconsin you must become aware that a few worthwhile locals exista. I can't think of any others, but they must be extant.
they must...
hm.
good WI locals:
1. Racy's
2. the Orpheum
3. the Safehouse
4. my old treehouse
5. the Rindo basement
6. the "thanks for visiting Wisconsin, please come again!" signs, but only when you know you won't be seeing them for a long, long time.
7. Donna's bedroom
8. top of a harvestor
9.
10.
Once i got past 3, i really wanted that to be a top 10 list, but i can't think of any others. Jesus, let's all move.
Far away.
However, i really like Eau Claire. What i like about it isn't the city itself, because the city itself is shitty. Car culture, to the marrow.
What i like is that i see people i know when i go places, like Racy's, Acoustic, Wolf concerts, et cetera. It's bizarre that these places should be 'familar,' as every town about our size has a Baker's Square, but when i'm at our particular Baker's Square, i (in real life) see people i know (such as Allison, Bethany, or my mom) and see (in memory) many more.
Thomas gave up his let-us-nap dance and abondoned me. pooooooooor, depressed kitty. (heh, pour)
I also saw Mary & Allison at Acoustic today, twas wonderful. They my homeys. Allison and i are going to make a kick-ass movie about a superstar, played by Mary. Mary already agreed to be the superstar, but she doesn't know what we have in mind for the script.
from the mynds of Allison and Sarah... could there be anything more sadistic?
Don't worry too much, honey.
Goodnight.
¶ 01:07
